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Charles Ross-Robertson, of Ludlow, was charged with being the owner of a dog worrying livestock over the incident in Risbury on 2 September, police said.
The 64 year old, of Stanton Lacey, was also charged with two counts of being in charge of a dog being dangerously out of control in a public place.
He will appear before Hereford magistrates on 15 December.
Mr Ross-Robertson also faces a charge of being in possession of an offensive weapon in a public place.
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Torquay's Josh Rees netted a first-half opener, but Jack Sampson levelled five minutes after half-time.
Dan Butler restored the lead, only for Neill Byrne to equalise soon after and Kristian Dennis put Town in front.
But Iffy Allen scored on his debut to keep Torquay in the competition.
Allen's goal came just two minutes after Macclesfield had gone in front in a game which was re-arranged after the pitch at Plainmoor was deemed unplayable on Saturday.
"I'm happy with the lads' attitude, I'm happy with how hard they worked, how much they put in and the fact that they never gave up," Torquay manager Kevin Nicholson told BBC Radio Devon.
"I'm happy to be in the cup still, I thought with the chances we had we probably could have won it, but a couple of the goals we allowed were terrible defending.
"There are lessons to learn, things to work on, things to be positive about.
"I find it hard to imagine what fans think watching that because it must have been exciting, frustrating and terrorising all at once, and it certainly was for me."
Torquay United and Macclesfield Town will replay after a 3-3 FA Trophy third round draw Gulls boss Kevin Nicholson described as "exciting, frustrating and terrorising all at once".

The 24-year-old American shared a two-stroke overnight lead with South Korea's Chella Choi and was clear of the field after four successive birdies on the back nine in Illinois.
But a bogey on 17 saw her head down the 18th fairway tied for the lead with defending champion Brooke Henderson.
Kang then sank a birdie to win by one.
"I just trusted in my game and didn't worry about anything else. It's all about being confident and believing in yourself," she said.
Kang, a two-time US Women's Amateur champion, said she had received messages of support ahead of the final day from former Olympic decathlon champion and now reality TV celebrity Caitlyn Jenner, and ice hockey great Wayne Gretzky.
England's highest finisher Jodi Ewart Shadoff, who was just one shot off the lead after two rounds, finished on level par after carding successive rounds of 74 to finish 12 shots behind the winner.
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Danielle Kang won her first major title by clinching the Women's PGA Championship at Olympia Fields with a birdie on the final hole.

